1933 Ford Vicky
This remarkable custom was the result of a six-year comprehensive build, where no detail was overlooked and no shortcut was taken. From its beautifully sculpted Down’s fiberglass body to its hand-crafted metalwork and award-winning finish.
The Down’s body features a 3-inch chop and suicide doors, giving the car an unmistakable stance and presence. The hand-crafted metal hood and engine side panels add another level of custom fabrication, while clever details are found throughout the car. Even the door locks serve double duty as the handles—simply push down and the doors open.
Under the hood sits a fuel-injected GM Performance 572 cubic-inch V-8, producing an impressive 621 horsepower and 649 lb-ft of torque. The engine is finished with custom-built carbon-fiber valve covers and is backed by a 700R4 4-speed automatic transmission and polished aluminum driveshaft.
The attention to detail continues underneath. A chromed Heidts Super Ride rear suspension, rack-and-pinion steering, and polished Billet Specialties SLG wheels give both the stance and engineering expected of a serious custom. The 17-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels are wrapped in Toyo tires.
But perhaps one of the most memorable touches is saved for the show field. With the push of a button, the license plate electronically retracts, revealing the beautifully finished suspension underneath. It’s the kind of detail that tells you this car wasn't simply assembled—it was engineered to be appreciated from every angle.
That level of craftsmanship did not go unnoticed. This car earned Great 8 honors at the Detroit Autorama, placing it among the standout customs at one of the country's most recognized custom car events.
The new owner will receive a custom car cover, an extra key, and two binders filled with build documentation and receipts, providing a detailed history of the work that went into this six-year project. Among the documentation is a $39,000 paint bill, giving just one indication of the level of investment and attention that went into the finished product.
Six years in the making. Great 8 recognized. Meticulously documented. And built to make an impression.
Price $97,500
